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Features
· 2 - 12 Bit, 65 MHz A/D (ADC)
Channels
· 2 - 12 Bit, 65 MHz D/A (DAC) Channels
· Hardware Date Packing/Unpacking for Hi-Bandwidth I/O
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Applications
· High Speed Data Acquisition
· Wireless IF Digitising
· Transient Capture
· Noise Cancellation
· Vibration Monitoring
· Inspection
· Ultrasound
· Magnetic Bearing Control
· Instrumentation
· Scanning Probe Microscopes
· Data Acquisition and Logging
· Digital Radio |
Overview
The two input channels on the RF employ
Analog Devices AD9226 A/D converters (ADC) with 12-bit resolution at
up to 65 MHz for high speed data acquisition.
The input signal processing chain consists
of 50 Ohm input termination, a high speed low distortion input amp,
an optional programmable gain amp giving a signal amplification
range of -14 dB to +34 dB, followed by a 7th order low-pass filter
to the A/D (ADC).
The twos complement data from the A/D
converters (ADC) clock into 1 KWord FIFOs, which are configured to
interrupt the host card at programmable levels. Clocking is provided
to the two A/Ds (ADC) using either the on-board dual channel DDS or
an external clock source.
The two analog outputs commission Analog Devices AD9765 12-bit,
D/A converters (DAC). Each channel includes a 7th order low-pass
filter, an output buffer amp and has a single-ended output matched
to 50 Ohms.
The DACs are directly fed by a 1 KWord FIFO and triggered by the
onboard DDS or an external clock source. The DAC FIFO levels are
monitored in a FIFO status register and can trigger interrupts to
the host card.
The RF module is ideal for: High Speed Data Acquisition, Wireless
IF Digitising, Transient Capture, Noise Cancellation,
Vibration Monitoring, Inspection, Ultrasound, Magnetic Bearing
Control, Instrumentation, Scanning Probe, Microscopes, Data
Acquisition and Logging, Digital Radio.
The RF module can be used for general purpose
data acquisition tasks on
a PC (fitted to a
ChicoPlus or
cChicoPlus) or remote from a PC (fitted to a
SBC6713e with
EtherNet) by using Real Time
System Editor.
There is a version of this board with a bigger
FPGA fitted so that
the user can make use of the extra logic gates. |